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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Merritville
Black Magic
Shelley's Blues, Pt. 2
Silver Lining
This Deadly Game
Tears Won't Help
Why
Carelessly
Sweetness And Light
In Love With Everyone
Boston

Notes

STEVE WYNN--guitar, vocals
KIRK SWAN--guitar
KURT STATHAM--bass
LINDA PITMON--drums
ROBERT LLOYD--mandolin, accordion, piano, organ

From Steve Wynn's diary:
Another of my ever-growing "home" clubs (along with those in New York, Rome, Copenhagen, Arhus and other places I play on an annual basis) is TT the Bear's in Boston and due to my 'borrowing' of seemingly half of the Boston scene (Come, Rich Gilbert, Kirk Swan, Fort Apache Studios) over the last few years I feel that Boston is as much a home as any of the above. Sure enough, last night was a great time with old friends, a great turn-out and good music throughout. Just as in Europe, the combination of myself, Wes and the super-tight Quartet (which includes me, I guess so I shouldn't be redundant) along with Robert makes for a very entertaining, ever-evolving show that does it's best to hide the fact that it's almost as long as 'Titanic' (but with better lines, I hope). I was in a particularly good mood as Amy Mehaffey (former wife of Syndicate drummer D. Duck) came out from her home in Northampton armed with good cheer, big hugs and fantastic Mexican food from Cha Cha Cha, where she works and helps to concoct hybrids of Mexican, Thai and American food in unique and mouth-watering ways. Okay, commercial over. The highlight of an enjoyable night was a version of "Carelessly" with Robert adding the fine organ hook (on the SAME organ) that he employed on the recorded version.

This transfer is made from Steve Wynn's personal copy.